... fine, unconventional photographs, t his book is a fascinating companion-guide t o the strange and romantic islands of the Caribbean Sea. 150 illustra- ---LINDSAY DRUMMOND FLOWERS IN WINTER Patrick M. Synge Every fl ower lover, with no matter how large ...

... Macdonald, is the exciting story of how the author and his friends went hunting these rare plants in their native forests. Caribbean (Cassell, 155.), which appeared at the beginning of this month, is full of the richly coloured pictures of her travels. COUNTRY ...

... he ingeniously wrote to his Sovereigns, a man is easier to catch when he is clothed. Christopher was delighted with the Caribbean and I go and look at them in glass-bottomed and come back to some wizardry of rum and lime on the porch of Nassau's latest ...

... so much in my thoughts as now. Thi is not only due to the fact that, from my house on a green hi ll facing the extra-blue Caribbean 1 think all day long of your prec i~u s stone set in a silver sea, of the incomparable attitude she has as umed as the ...

... . In active preparation A History of American republics-not only those on the mainland, but those in the Altogether, he Caribbean Sea also. Altogether, he has considered twenty states, and, as most of us know little enough about them, and they are likely ...

... little property known •• rnnish Cove can be purchased for' .1'.6,000. Beautifully situatP ...

... RAYMOND ALDERSON W HEN he called this book CARIBBEAN TREASURE (Hamish Hamilton, rzs. 6d.) I van Sanderson upset the carefully loaded apple-cart with which he had display his knowledge. There is a this book CARIBBEAN TREASURE decided to display his knowledge ...

... COUNTRY LIFE, November 28, 1941 Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, seemed to be trying to pack every cantina between the Caribbean and the Pacific. Alone-and feeling frightfully so-l wandered in and out amid this scene of reckless gaiety. I had never felt ...

... LIFE - JUNE 22 , 1945 NEW BOOKS JUNGLE T HE untidy ribbon of land wave between the that wave between the Paci fic and the Caribbean, tying together the northern and southern halves of the American H on- continent, includes H onduras. H onduras once spelled ...

... sardines in a can. \V. E . Simmons, writing of conditions nearly 50 years ago on the San Juan river, which flow into the Caribbean, ays that in certain parts of this river tarpon are so plentiful that they frequently jump into the boats. As many as five ...

... New vVorld for his Caribbemi: Sea of the New W orld (Cassell, 2l s.), a fascinating hi tory of the countries bordering the Caribbean Sea from the first voyage of Columbus to the open- ing of the Panama Canal. Like Senor Covarrubias, he is a firm believer ...

... of such things than a reef or the borders of a lagoon. As a picker-up of unconsidered trifles I combed the shores of the Caribbean, the South Seas and the Eastern Archipelago, amassing choice pieces of bleached coral, dried seaweed, driftwood and broken ...